How to Install SuperATV's Rhino 2.0 Front Axles on the Polaris RZR PRO R

Braden is going to get you rolling in no time. Changing an axle isn't too complicated but it is a lot easier when someone you trust shows you how. We will break it down for you one bolt at a time. Rhino 2.0 Axles are made with heat treated 4340 chromoly steel from end to end. The oversized axle shafts and CV joints boost strength over OEM axles. Put those together and you get axles that run cool at high speeds and don’t snap on rough trails. You can ride how you want with gritted teeth and a lead foot. It’s an unbeatable formula.
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• How to Install SuperAT...
00:26 - Tool list
00:30 - Remove front wheel and tire
00:46 - Disconnect the tie rod
01:21 - Disconnect the brake caliper and rotor
01:45 - Remove the axle nut
01:52 - Disconnect the brake line to the knuckle
02:25 - Remove the shock bolt
02:30 - disconnect the sway bar
02:38 - Remove the pinch bolt from the upper a-arm
02:57 - Prop the upper a-arm with a ratchet strap
03:55 - Lodge axle out of the hub
04:46 - Plunge the old axle out of the differential
05:03 - Prop the shock with a ratchet strap
05:29 - Apply a little axle grease on the threads of the new axle
05:55 - Plunge the the new axle into the differential
06:11 - Install the new axle into the knuckle
06:48 - Reattach the shock to lower a-arm
07:41 - Reattach sway bar link
08:19 - Reattach the upper a-arm
09:08 - Tighten sway bar and a-arm hardware
09:24 - Reinstall the castle nut
10:04 - Reattach the brake line to the knuckle
10:34 - Reinstall the rotor and brake caliper
13:54 - Tighten the lower a-arm
14:01 - Fully tighten the tie rod
14:23 - Reinstall the wheel and tire
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